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ak22:
Seen ,thank you very much sir for your time and effort . but I have change my mind due to some advice from my people to do 5 bedroom bungalow instead of duplex . I don't know if you can still help me out.thanks a lot I appreciate sir

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Dieumerci:
Good job @tushbobo.

Pls I need an L-shaped structure with 2 nos of 1 bedroom flat at the ground floor and 1nos of 3 bedroom flat upstairs.
Thanks
Email: pepe102175 at gmail dot com

Sent... Nice nite.

Sorry for the break in transmission...will resume tomorrow. Thanks.

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buzzetin:
Please sir, I am a newbie in this forum.
I am looking to do a project soon.
Can you please email me a sketch of five bedroom ,(2 master's room )
bungalow all ensuit and a three bedroom BQ two rooms ensuit in a 100 ×100
Thanks.
My email is samconley@mail.com

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ak22:
compliment of the season bro
please am planing to do 5 bedroom duplex on 120 by 60 land . one room down kitchen, dining , living room ,laundry, ante room all will be down others will be at up master will share toilet and bathroom with one bedroom that is me and my madam while the 2 remaining room have there toilet and bathroom each with the one small living room up there thanks . those room should be 12 / 12 excluding master is 14 /12 thank please don't forget to add visitor toilet . please I don't want it to be too big because I will still build 2 bedroom at the back thanks once again.

akiniyi22@gmail.com


please don't forget to attend to my request too thanks

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oduncojamaica:
Can u plz help me with sketch of 3bedroom ensuit flat with dinning ,kitchen on 35 by60 Plot of land. My mail is Oduncojamaica@yahoo.com
Thanks

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buzzetin:
Please sir, I am a newbie in this forum.
I am looking to do a project soon.
Can you please email me a sketch of five bedroom ,(2 master's room )
bungalow all ensuit and a three bedroom BQ two rooms ensuit in a 100 ×100
Thanks.
My email is samconley@mail.com

Good evening...Will send to your inbox.

oduncojamaica:
Can u plz help me with sketch of 3bedroom ensuit flat with dinning ,kitchen on 35 by60 Plot of land. My mail is Oduncojamaica@yahoo.com
Thanks

Seen. Will action.

mufutau55:
Oga mi. Trying to rebuild an old grand-uncle's mud house back in the village. The present house will be demolished.
The house sit on 50ftx50ft land... it's a face me and face you kind of house with five rooms in it...
Can you give me a rough sketch to see how many small rooms (say 10x10ft) it can contain with a small bath and small
toilet. The newer house will also be a "face me and face" you kind of house. I will appreciate the sketch or whatever
design that can give me enough rooms. They are only concern about more rooms.
You have my WhatsApp if you think it's better. Thank you.

Hajji M.

Oga Hajji please chat me on WhatsApp. Cant explain why i cant see you. I've been in transit and will send tomorrow morning.

stancydg:
Is this 'free' thing stopping at sketches level or complete with detailed working drawings?

No Sir. The resources required for that will not allow. Once you have idea of what works it helps achieve a functional layout which is the most important issue in design. The rest will naturally follow.
Regards.

Dsrooftiles:
Nice one from Op

Many thanks.

mufutau55:
Oga mi. Trying to rebuild an old grand-uncle's mud house back in the village. The present house will be demolished.
The house sit on 50ftx50ft land... it's a face me and face you kind of house with five rooms in it...
Can you give me a rough sketch to see how many small rooms (say 10x10ft) it can contain with a small bath and small
toilet. The newer house will also be a "face me and face" you kind of house. I will appreciate the sketch or whatever
design that can give me enough rooms. They are only concern about more rooms.
You have my WhatsApp if you think it's better. Thank you.

Hajji M.

Seen Oga Hajji. Will send to your WhatsApp.

Hi all...happy new year. I believe we have all resolved to get better this year.
One of the things we strive for is to own a home as it is one of the basic needs of man.

Please feel free to post your plot size and building spatial requirements here and we will give you a functional sketch in a week or less.
This is part of giving back to the Nairaland forum which has been a blessing to many.

Thanks.
http://nigerianhouseplans.com/

Happy New Year everyone... May this year usher in blessings for us all.

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year ahead!!!!

Good write up... But that's not Nigeria's first storey building. We need to re-write our history. Else others will define us and never give us our deserved respect.

Hi bro, I guess we've talked. Sent you a text after our discussion. Thanks.

Did this pass through the Senate?

FastShipping:
The Lekki, Ajah rental crew and land sellers have destroyed property section. They are too many here. We have on average of 50 of the agents here with each posting between 8-20 topics that they update 2-3 times per day. It is very hard to see any meaningful property development thread because of these agents in property section.

Seun needs to split this section like he did in auto section. It is very hard to browse through the topics for meaningful discourse without going through 80 - 110 threads about buying land or renting from Lekki, Ajah and environs.

Correct.

mufutau55:
The answer is capital YES.
I hope the Gods of Nairaland listen to you.
I proposed the same thing when I was the Moderator, nothing happened. It will be nice and convenient for people to access Property Forum.

Hajji M.

Oga Hajji, good to know you tried. Let's hope something is done in the near future.

Wishing you all a happy new month!

Yea art world has pre-stretched canvas. If you want to get creative you can make yours by telling a carpenter to do the frame upon which you'll stretch your canvas. That's the way i do mine mostly and it comes out good.

I remember egun mogaji made a recommendation some months back that the properties section should be split in two... Similar to what was done for the autos section. I think there is a need to consider this based on the present circumstance of not being able to conveniently browse the section due to multiple adverts.

Airforce1:
it's possible she was drugged ...

I believe this story.

You seem to be naive. This stuff isn't a big deal among many girls. She just got caught. She was very conscious and 'on top' in the second video.

The bridge has a bad design...

onatisi:
I have learnt a big lesson today.
Faith ,doggedness and determination in oneself and ones pursuits supercedes prophecy.
Successful and great ppl dont believe in people don't believe in prophecy,rather they believe in themselves

A million likes for this... the will is stronger than prophecies. That is what most people don't understand.

THREE BASIC PROJECT COST ESTIMATING METHODS
Hi…Are you embarking on a project and unsure of how to arrive at a cost estimate? As we know, cost is a major factor when it comes to project execution. Hence the importance of planning and controlling costs cannot be overemphasized. The 3 options stated below are the major ways to calculate your project cost. There are other methods but they are based on these three… So,let’s go:

1. Analogous Estimate:

It involves deriving project cost based on similar past projects. This is the fastest estimating method but also the least reliable.Example: If you are building a three bedroom bungalow, asking someone who recently built a three bedroom bungalow of equal(or almost equal) size will give a rough idea of how much yours will cost. However,other factors that will affect cost which should be considered are:

Location: This will affect labour cost,approval cost,transportation costs etc.
Desired finishes:Two buildings of same design but different material finish specification will have different cost estimates.
Type of land: It’s obvious that building on a marshy land is more expensive than solid ground.
Time/project schedule: Time changes so many things including building materials and logistics prices.

2.Parametric Estimate:

This is simply multiplying a unit cost by the total area of your project to arrive at your project cost.

Example: Your building has a total area of 300 square meters, If it costs NGN50,000 per square meter to build. The parametric estimate is:
300sq.m x NGN50,000= NGN15,000,000.
This is more accurate than the analogous estimate as the unit cost considers some of the factors not included in the analogous estimating method.It could also be used to cost only a part of the project.

3.Bottom up estimate:

It involves breaking down the project work into the smallest components and costing each item individually.Finally, all the costs are added up to arrive at the project cost estimate. This is the most reliable method of estimating your project cost but also the most time consuming and expensive. The Bill of Quantities (BoQ) is a major document in carrying out this exercise.
Before the BoQ is prepared, there has to be sufficient details in terms of drawings and specifications. You will need to engage the services of a quantity surveyor when using this estimating method.


There you have it…Wish you the best on your project!!

Hi…Are you embarking on a project and unsure of how to arrive at a cost estimate? As we know, cost is a major factor when it comes to project execution. Hence the importance of planning and controlling costs cannot be overemphasized. The 3 options stated below are the major ways to calculate your project cost. There are other methods but they are based on these three… So,let’s go:

1. Analogous Estimate:

It involves deriving project cost based on similar past projects. This is the fastest estimating method but also the least reliable.Example: If you are building a three bedroom bungalow, asking someone who recently built a three bedroom bungalow of equal(or almost equal) size will give a rough idea of how much yours will cost. However,other factors that will affect cost which should be considered are:

Location: This will affect labour cost,approval cost,transportation costs etc.
Desired finishes:Two buildings of same design but different material finish specification will have different cost estimates.
Type of land: It’s obvious that building on a marshy land is more expensive than solid ground.
Time/project schedule: Time changes so many things including building materials and logistics prices.

2.Parametric Estimate:

This is simply multiplying a unit cost by the total area of your project to arrive at your project cost.

Example: Your building has a total area of 300 square meters, If it costs NGN50,000 per square meter to build. The parametric estimate is:
300sq.m x NGN50,000= NGN15,000,000.
This is more accurate than the analogous estimate as the unit cost considers some of the factors not included in the analogous estimating method.It could also be used to cost only a part of the project.

3.Bottom up estimate:

It involves breaking down the project work into the smallest components and costing each item individually.Finally, all the costs are added up to arrive at the project cost estimate. This is the most reliable method of estimating your project cost but also the most time consuming and expensive. The Bill of Quantities (BoQ) is a major document in carrying out this exercise.
Before the BoQ is prepared, there has to be sufficient details in terms of drawings and specifications. You will need to engage the services of a quantity surveyor when using this estimating method.


There you have it…Wish you the best on your project!!

http://nigerianhouseplans.com/do-you-need-a-project-cost-estimate-these-are-the-three-basic-methods/

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Happy new month to you all

Modification to earlier design